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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-17
1--WE Us THIS DAY OUR DAILY
BREAD.

..cive ne this day"
7 ;fs brought her nothing men call good
None of its brigh est or its best
- sorrow broke her solitude,
md anguish sought her patient breast.
vot through it all, her faith was strong,
Ind strongest when most dark her lot;
che Knew what peace was hers ere long,
Where sorrow dies and tears are not
CO With clasped hands and Bonded head,
gu Her lips could say
"Give US this day
our daily bread"
ehe climbed the weary hill of life,
With feet unaided and unshod
save by Gods grace), and constant strife
Attended every step she trod.
vet, through the gloom these shadows made
4 light above her feet was cast,
and lifting up her voice she laid
Her load where loads must come at last,
Hence, those poor lips so scantly fed
In faith could say,
"Give US this day
Our daily bread"
j. T. B. WOtLdston in the Quiuer
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An Important Discovery.

The most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good to the
greatest number. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and
Colds, will preserve the health and save
life, ahd is priceless boon to the afflict-
ed. Not only does it positively cure
Consumption, but Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, and all af-
tectlons Of the Throat, Chest, and
Lungs, yield at ones to It's wonderful
curative powers. If yen doubt this, get
Trial Bottle Free, at z O. II. I. Drug
Store.
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IT is Nor Too Soon for invalids to pre-
pare for Summer visits to the sulphur
Springs, and it is time that the less
e1trayagant sick were ordering supplies
of GLENN SULPHUR Soar for domestic
Sulphur Baths, which do not require
cxhausting and expensive journeys to
reach them, nor all the elaborate pre-
paration that is required for Summer
at the watering places. The GLENN's
SULPHUR Soap bath will supplant all
others this Summer. CRITTENTos' IS,
New York. Sold by druggists.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black
Or Brown, SOC.
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FireI

The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the
quickest, the brightest and the hottest
hre, and is the cheapest coal i'll the
market. For sale by SELLS, BUXTON &
Co., l45 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-18
His Great Eyu Oh .he niniu Chunce

Tho President gees at length into his
reasons for ordering the acceptance Of a
San Francitco concerns bid for building
one Of the new csuiseIH. Nobody thinks
that he has given the teai roasou.
The bid OF the San FrancBco firm Ia
$4,000 greater than that OF q Philsael-
phia firm for the came work. The differ
ence, the President says, Ia not more than
the difference in the coat Of Transporting
the raw ma.erial to the Pacific. Now
supposo somebody we're 10 propose to
build ship Gu the eurnmit Of the Rocky
mountalnu at the additional cost Of get
ting the raw material up there and the
fniahed chip to the tide water; would
the President like to 20 before the eonn-
try IS ordering q contract entered into on
that basipP b
Oicausaa this is an extreme Buppoai-
ton, but it serves to bring out in strong
relief the principle upon which some very
important public business has just been
transacted. American war ships should
be built in the United States. Thia much
secured, the contract work should go to
tho iowes. and best bidder, without any
regard to tho location Of his establish
ment. 80
Z 1t is true that Congress gave tho Presi.
dent discretion in the premises, but
that discretion should have been used
with regard to the public welfare, and
not, as seema to have been the case, In
view Of the President's personal and po-
litical necossities. Mr.. Cleveland got little
comfort from the Pacific coast the last
time he ran, and here was m opportunity
to ahoS himaoli the special friend OF that
section. BE does It at the public cost 1t
is true, but il it avail, as he expects, what
more does he want?
II a Republican President has done this
thing, how tho relormera would have
howled. 1t helps Mr.. Cleveland greatly
TO be reformer. w.
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Ghe q,1telliig|,e|1t1gGle>1;:
'wurEL1NU, ". VA, AUGUST IS, 1887.


Mr., Hsrreii was among those Council
men who opposed free bath tubs in the
city OF Wheeling. Ho atsked his opposi-
ton on the ground that tho measure wss
IN the interest Of the rch, who can we'll
afford to pay for, the water uscd in their
bath tuba. Mr.. Harrell Is very striking in
his favorite poee Of own and only cham.
plon OF the oppressed workinguian.
But besides being the working'nRn's
ihend, Mr.. Harrell 10 shrewd. and active
Democratic politician. He did not need
/ anybody 10 tell him that as one charged
with holding together tho Democratic
party in Wheeling 1t was hls duty to OPP
pose 80 plausible and insldious scheme
to undermine and destroy the Democratic
party. Flo knew II was Republican
scheme, because 1t had. been proposed by
Republican who 10 also something Of o
politician.
II woald have been ida TO remind Mr..
$ HArrell that the Governments OF antiquity
promoted at great cost tho clesnllnesB and
comfort and health Of the people through
the refreshing and cleansing influence Of
the bath. lie would have replied with
persineAce and warmth by asking whether
{ all that had been known 10 mako any
Democratic votes, and whether this gen.
Grafton docs not know moro than the an.
cionts.
II he had been told that some modern
municipalities follow the same example
and provide at the public cost great free
baths, he would perhaps have been quick
4 to ansEer that Americana and Democrats
are not yet ready 10 fGll down and wor-
Bhip tho golden cali OF monarchy. II
would not have cooled his wrath to point
him 10 The fact that oven in the United
States ara cities in which the householder
is not made to pay for every member Of
bis family who uses the bath tub. Mr..
/ Harrell would have met I'LL these gentlu ro-
minders with tho Gna scorn Of man
devoted to supreme duty and who
knows what he 10 about.
MIR. Hsrreli ia too alert q watch dog OF
Democracy to permit anything to be done
that shall increase the number OF bath
tubs in Wheeling and go insure fresh
and abundant crop OF Republican voters,
to the utter destruction OF Tue party whose
euccess he holds dearer iban lilo.
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The petltion d The voluntary work q the

the petition Is the voluntary work Of the
convlctg. SIS
A Chinese fishing junk Of Vallejo, GAL,
has q mile and q quarter 'of lins carrying
{, 800 hooks. S sl3
Ths.Washington Critic calculates that
half the present population Of the United
Staten were born ainee the war. ''l,'g.
Two veterans OF The Mexican war are
among the members Of the next Congress
Rice, Of Minnesota, and Hare, OF Texas.
The beard Of q man in Norwich, Conn,
local paper asserts, 10 six feet eight
inches In lepgth-a loot or so longer than
its owner. .,... NJ
The largest orchard Of fruit.bearing trees
in this country Ia claimed by Leaven.
worth, kas., which hag one thu! contains
900 trees. X
A Conyis Center Mich farmer nays II
Is 80 warm out bis way that the horns Of
the cattle had shrunk, ALLOWING the brass
knobs to iall oil. 1..5.s5
A brass key, used as sinker by Var.
mouth IN. 81 citizen, was carried away
by fish, and several days later was found
In lobsler pot one mile away.
Says "Fighting Joe" Hookers cook In
war timeo: "lhe only time ever saw
Hooker ahed tear WINS when kearney
wac killed. He sat down and cried like q
baby"
The Signal Service now embraces lSs
stations, from which reports are made
daily, and employs about 400 mon, exclu
nlve OF couple Of hundred clerks in Wash
ington. g.g
/ The following advertisements appeared
ina Liverpool paper: "a lady who loves
Christ wibhes to meet gentleman who
sincerely loves Him too. Address F So
Mercury office"
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FOR SALE.

|
10 Acre Farm. one mills and half northeast Of
barn, stable, poultry house and other ou,buIll.
tnGs. VIII sell or exchange for Island property
IS Acre Farm on Boggs' Run, sl,l00; will ex.
change for city property. .TEr' go 49,
Four L,ts at Windsor, Brooke county, ", Va,
on line OF r, ". d Ky. railroad.
No. ll2l Alley II, near McColloch street, a seven
roomed frame house with good cellar, stone iouu.
dation, a full lot co by l2O feet. !. $780,
No. ftT Alley II, small frame house, a full lot,
60xlN feet. tticc 5000. In = -
W Acres, Etgington Lane, a tix roomed house,
about zoo choice bearing fruit trees, grapes and
other small fruits. Price 81, $780, viii exchange
for city p operty. T.. 572,.I''"
Mo. ISL South Penn street .oomcd frame horuc
with good stone foundation; ground 2oxl.O Price
81 Acre Farm. four roomcd hewed log house.
good granery corn.cri6 stable, orchard Of leo trees,
head Of Proctor creek, seyen miles Iron, Proctor
Station, on Ohio River Railroad; can DO bought
Tor 81, 400. ~ is4egi-ZSs ~ a., - 80 :
One OF tho most desirable and substantial resi-.
dences within tho city, situated on northeast cor
nor o. Chapline and, Fourteenth streets, house
numbered 1870 Chapline street; the lot irontA CO
.eet on Ghapline street. Terms 0! payment, easy.
one.hfth cash, balance In equR! GnnilaI payments
time given II desired. RI 5e5s5 SIS
No. lS9 South Penn street, SIX roomed frame
house with stone foundation aud basement, wash.
room, cellar and coal house; ground fronting 90
feet, running back 10 feet Price, 81 ,6U0.
RI. JAMES a. HENRY,
Real b.ate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
anl3 we - 0yp'1g. No. 1912 MARKET sT
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CAN'T SLEEP Nights Is the complaint OF
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
AckOr's EngliSh Rsmedy? It Is tho best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee at lOc., l5c.
Logan Il Co., q. r. Goeize, Chss. Menke.
miller, Il. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. /
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.
parnell wears a suit Of Irish tweed.

Parnell wears suit Of Irish tweed.
.aa The Brooklyn Bsecher monument fund
I amounts to $25 COS. ( a IL: .a n
Eugenie is regaining her health and
{ much Of her ole, beauty. 81 ;l4E
"A $3.50 bridal dinner dress !or an actress
Z has been completed in New York. ,55,5Sl
ia It is said that there 10 not running
\ stream Of water In Mclean county, Hi.
Fl noie. 4 y, ,sY55l
ss' In 1865 tho debt OF the Government was
i SIS 25 per capita. Now it is leas than
/ $40 81. yf$5 :: .S ", q
I'M a 8chooner sprung . leak at Philsdel,
$phia, and her cargo OF 900 tons Of Ice
4 melted. Il, ,;Si i, /. Z ~ I'd, s,
N George w. McNear cleared up a hall
/ million on tho recent wheat deal in San
\ Francisco. sft I. !ss s 2, N NJ
The wife OF Harvey Fletcher, Of Lowell,
Vt, was killed by lightning as che Law In
Y bed beside him, while he was in no wise
injured. i, ssif5; y; Il. Il,
Before Mrs. Theresa Wall, OF Sweet.
!. water, Tenn, committed suicide she had
4 prepared q certified check that would meet
: ner luneFat eApeuseai unu erect nlonu.
.nent owe. her grave. x b
y A rattlesnake recently killed by +. G..
7 Afford, near Lawrence, Kansas, had a full
\ grown fox equirrel in It's stomach, The
snake was fonr feet long and nine inches
! in circumference. ~.
EFItis reported that o Calcss, Alabama,
negro lot 4 rsttlesnake bite him for pres,
emit Of half dollar, and that a clay
poultics on the wound and a heavy
fdose Of whisky with plug tobacco in It
saved his lie. isii.
Il Conylcts in the Nashville prison, TO tho
number Of over. 400, have united in an ap.
peal to the people Of Tennessee to adopt
the prohibitory amendment, and tho
chaplain Of the institution certi6en that
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Huphlea's .AruIcA Salye.

The hes. aalve in the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcerB, suit rheum, fever
aoreB, letter, chapped handu, chtiblairs,
corna, und oil skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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"a Chicago man says he never saw cat
with blue eyes, and oilers $3.50 for one.
Oats with blue eyes may DO scafce, but II
he wants a score or two OF cats with yeller
voices let him Wait this town.ANorrisIo,o,s
Tier1id. .E H.#... YER I-.' EI
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SAVE the Children. They are especially
liable TO audden Colds, Coughs, Group
Whooplng Cough, etc, We guarantee
ACkets English Remedy positive cure
1t saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan Il Co., Q. r. Goeze. @. Menke.
miller. r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 4
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NpORLESs EXOAYATOR.
Summer Songs, Autumn Melodies, Win.
ter Anthems, Spring Carols,

BY the thousand and hundred thousand, are
found on tho shelves Of our great music store II
not bursting into soug,' they are at least fully
weighted with the best aud most popular music Of
the day. ..'ss.
It In vain 10 give any Idea OF tho wealth Of our
Sheet Music catalogue by any series Of advertise.
ments. Porous wishing to ielect will please send
| for lists Or catalogues, Or call at the "Dlsson'
stores, Boston. New York o. Phladel pha,) or OK.
anime the music with Ditson & Co.'s imprint in
any respectable music store. 100
| New muSc aad books arc faithfully and accu.
ra.ely described In OLSON d Co = MUSICAL
RECORD, Il monthly costing but 81 % per year,
WHICH dollar Is amply repaid to every music pur.
chaser In the information conveyed, tho good
Vocal aud Instrumental music aud we'll made
reading columns OF this monthly magazine.
We mention. as prominent Music Roofs to be
used the ensuing season: Jei,ovnh's Praise.
Isl 00) R fine Church Music Book by Emerson.
New Spiritual sopGs, t35 cta.} by Tenney d. Hof
man, aud tho Children's Diadcru, las cts.) O
new and very bright Sunday School Song Book.
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THAYELERS' EUfDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs-Ou and after July II, lss7-EzrLA.
RATION OF RggggEHcE MARKS. sDsfty sunday
excepted. tIonday e1cepted.--IsaternH taudam
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lTRUSTEES SALESOF VALUABLE
| L. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, NAB

TRUSTEES sALEsOF VALUABLE
sH ALL COUNTY. '4lg asIsfs6l1
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by James A.
Rico 70 the undersigned trustee, dated OH Tho Eth
day Of June, 70 the year 1881. md recorded IN the
olico Of the CLERK oil tho County Court Of Marshall
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust Book No.
4 folio Is will Sell at public auction at the front
door OF the Court House OF Marshall county,
SATURDAY, Gath DAY OF 5EPTRMR Der, 1857,
commencing ut ten O'Clock A. ", certain tract oil
land situate on the waters OF Hickman. a branch
OF Fish creek, In Marshall county, West Virginia.
aud bounded az follows: Beginnin; al a hickory
corner 10 said Rico In tho Marshal and coun.
~ line north S9l' west las poles to stone pile In
Flaws line; thence north 50 cast 6sh poles to
stake and W. o. bush In road, an aGtecd corner
between Pfic'son. Rice and Einw: thence south
8!Lo west q poles 10 stone near the road; thence
north 6A' west 70 poles 10 stone; thence south 6S'
west II poles 70 an OAK; thence south 25' west 10
poles TO hickory; THENCE north $50 wet y poles
10 ". Q. corner between Rico and Flaw: thence
south S0s west 10l% poles 10 bush corner Of Val.
entine Broman; thence north Al poles TO stone
within one rod OF sugar married. Us corner;
thence north 4io west II poles to stone in Beee,
line Oh north bank Of hickman; thence with said
line nOrn 2So east 10 poles 10 stone near pine;
thence south e. east ss poles to W. O.: thence
56 poles 10 . drain: thence north 42o east q poles
to red oak; thence north ITO cas-. 6 poles to
red oak; thence moth So' east 10 poles TO bush;
thcnce north IS cast 10 poles 10 sugar; thence
south GAP east LEG poles 70 the temporary limo and
with the same south % east 25s poles 10 Tho begin.
ming, containing four bundled and seven acres
and three-fourths o, an acre, ba the same moreos
lexa. 5i a-lF ss.slss .ssfssgsa sis.t+=,l5
TERMS OF sALE-one-hali oil the purchase
money aud rs much moro as The purchaser may
elect to pay cash, and tho residue iii one year viii
interest thereon from tho day OF sale, the pur.
chaser to give his note with approved security and
tho title to be retained or deed Of trust given 70
secure the deferred payment. = &rS.
Title believed 70 be good, but selling as trustee
Will only sell and convey such title as Is vested Ia
mo. & IN jobs J.. JONES,
jcn Fs1' hf-S' .r5'sN t5eE't', s-anar Trustee
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The lest Gosmetiqus
u lady can use 10 q perfectly prepared toilet
soap. Try Cashmere Bouquet. M1rh
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rnusTEE,s GALE.
1lRusTEE,s SALE 0F F1FTH WARn

- PROPERTY. ~.
i Fy virtue oi deed Of trust made BY Au,,,,
Z, lSsG and recorded IN the office OF the lis,t =;
tho County Court OF Ohio county, Wcst yitvin,.'
IN Deed Of Trust Book No. a, pSRe bll ithaii III,
al Tho front door Of the Court Houso Of sad cow.
ty, on i.-} L'5 F'I
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAYo, AUGUST. 1s,7
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. all that na,t =,
ins n,, m befcj nine and ten IN CbRp,ine AK y y
addition 10 the city Gf wheeling, bounded ana ~
gnrlbed as follows: Beginning Al n rolni ana w =.
the centre Of the brick division wall On Ina ns,,
eriy lido Of Twenty third street. and seyentv nrs
feel caktwattly from tho northeast corner al W..
and Tweatythlfd streets; thence north wstaIv WI
parallel with Water street Ia feet 10 tho knuh",s
sido Of ten foot alcy'way and with the sod i'd y
Eald allNy.wny castwardly sixteen and eIsh,.
twciths feet TO- tie Townsend line, and WITH II:
scvcnty.two and nlne:twellths feet; ,honoe ss,,.
wardlv and parallel with TwontylhIrd ,ttra, ~
feet; thence touthwatdiy and parallel with Wa,s,
Stfect forty nine and thteetweltths tct, IL iSs
northerly limo of Twenty.thlrd street; And WY
| Tho same wcstwArdly twenty-five Ard .I %a
| twelfthA feet 10 tho beginning. ~ - 'eHf
'fHaMs OF SALE-onc.thsd, and az much tno,, a,
tho purchaser may elect, cash on the day ri M
The balance In two equal installments naySb,s i,
one and two years from tho day Of sale with inia,.
est FROM that date, the purchaser 10 give his nos.
| deed OF trust upon tho property and iastfSnru,
policies upon the buildings TO tho satisfaction al
| tho trustee. J. y =. astA F1'
shall convey only the tile rested III mo BY aid
80 ". p. HUBBARD, Trustee
". II. HALLLR, Auctloncer. - jyiS
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

No. 274i Eff street, sis 90 q month.
No. 1T Seventeenth strcet, 81 90 a month,
No. le3 Seventeenth street, 50 90 q month,
No. DIG McColloch street, rooms on inst floor,
$40 q month. 5lg : T. ~ NJ = - j
month. 5sEs .zgssi.l -, "a. - -
a month .5l - ! !. 81 49, g. :.
Two ihlee roomed houses on Eleventh street,
east OF Baltimore street, each 81 o. mouth
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aEsY %i3, Is. Il. Il @. Railroad, -
Bellalrc & 2anesvlllo Through Passenger leaves
Delaire ut $40 a, M arrives 1t Bellaire AT n m.
..Woodsacld Passenger leaves IBellaire at Al h.
H., arrives at Bela!rc ut $40 a. n. - - r
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves Bellsiro at
LOO D. m. arrives at BcllaIre At lQ:Ah n mi -T.,''
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The above sale 10 postponed until ga,p,d.v
August 70, NJ 10 O'Clock 4. N. -
ani5 G'775a-ts" 500 w Y. HUBBARD. Trus,oc
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVENTH
L WARD pROpERTY. ----- ~ -

1y virtue Of deed Of trust trade by Z,btns p
Elder and Leroy Elder, her husband, to K + +
Stone, deceased, dated January Ii, 1874, And ~
corded In tho office oil tho Clerk Of tho County
court g. ohio county, Wsst virginia, In Deed q
order Of tho Circuit Cou,t Of said Ohio couniv w.
made and cutereh on tho order book thereof III
thu 18th day Of July. 1887 by which order inc Mi
Circuit. Cour. appointed meas trustee ID place Of
4. J. Stone, deceased, who was trustee In said dc
OF trust, ard by Yirinc Of my acceptance OF .siS
appointment In open Court aforesaid on the lNst
mentioned date, shall scll at public auction al
The front door Of tho Court uoutc OF Said coun,y'
being tho north door thereof Ia tho city Of Wheel.
Ing. West Virginia, Oh 3f
SATURDAY, the 27th DAY OF AUGUST, 1887.
com nicnctng at 10 O'clock 4. NJ, all ths. parcel q,
ground lying and situate In the addition to a ii
city Of Wheeling laid out by Daniel Zaue, bounded
and described ~ follows. viz: BEGINNING Al a
point OF the east Hnd Of south Huron street.
eightyeight feet from tho northeast corner Oh
South Huron street and Delaware street, and run.
ming thenco noIthwardly on said South Huron
street Twenty-Five feet: thence eastwatdly r.niici
with Delaware street Quo hundred and twenty lest
TO- Huron alley: thence with the line Of Huron
" 10 the place oil beginning. together with iii bs
Improvements thereon anu the Embellishments and
appnrtenances belonging thereto, being all ihe
same property Conveyed 10 SAID Zabipa z Elder b.
Alonzo Barclay aud wife BY deed bearing date Tho
TERMS or sAlE-0ne.third aud as much more A
the purchaser may elect, cash gu the day Of se.
the balance IN two equal instruments payab!eIa
ono and two years from the day Of sale, win Inter.
eat from that date, the purchaser 10 give his uoa
for the deferred payments, and secure the same BY
deed OF trust upon the property and Insurance
policies upon tho buildings 10 the satisfaction d
the trustee. FL l
The title Is believed good, but sailing as trustee
shall convey only tho title vested In me BY iNd
deed Of trust, appointment and acceptance thereof
SUD- "a ..1l GEO. y, UALDHELL, Trustee.
u n HERVEY5 AUctiorhar Of '.'T'-'- = = I'm
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Tho title Is believed good, but selling NJ trus.s
shall convey only the tile rested ID mo BY all

ti',a..,5, W. P. HUBBARD, Trustee
w, II. HALLKR, Auctloneer. II VII
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTREEr-DEsIRA.
lVOC BILE rooms. with board also table
)Oari ~ 1#+af-# AIN HrHs rr' l.7F- auti.VThks
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Don't allow Yourself to break. Keep up
Youth Health Tigor At first signs Of going back,
men, delicate women. Renews energy. Cures Dys-
pepsta, Mental or Nervous Weakness, Nervous and
General Debility, Fever and Agile. Nice to take.
NIGHT sWEaTs. ieanness Serous rrHs ara
ton, heavy laborcd or restless Sleep exhausted.
tired, lauguid, faint, "AIl. GONE" feeling; dis.
trcss In the back or head. Wind on bowels or
stomach. 81. per bottle: for 81. Druggists or
Express i. S. WELLS. Jersey City, MI, U.S,A.
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) a7lh DAY Of AUGUST, lSs7.

The title IL believed good, but sailing as tru,teo
shall convoy only tho title vested IN me BY laid
deed Of trust, appointment and acceptance thereof.
ar.2TE's, M GEO. y, UALDWELL, Trustee.
| ! q HERNEY. Auctionner. 81 lyll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-18
Grocer and European Steamship Agent.
STATIONERY.
TRIUMPHANT SOAGS!.
The Music Book used at tho Moundsville Canp
Meeting, by Prot. Il. 0. EXCEL, III tho r..
Sum Small Meetings.

Price 35 cents each, or So GO per dozen. For
sale at our Branch Store on Camp Ground, or at
the Main Store, No. 1901 Market street.